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. 2019 Sep 20;19(19):4079. doi: 10.3390/s19194079

Table 5.

Questionnaires utilized in recent wearable-based AR field studies. Abbreviations: Number of Items (I), Big Five Inventory (BFI), Photo Affect Meter (PAM), Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS), PHQ-9, Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI), Perceived Stress Scale (PSS), Self-Assessment Manikins (SAM), Stress Response Inventory (SRI), Stait-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI).

Questionnaires Employed Prior or After the Study.
Goal Tool and Description I Source Example Use
Stress level PSS: subject’s perception and awareness of stress 10 Cohen et al. [123] Sano and Picard [92]
SRI: score severity of stress-related symptoms within time interval 22 Koh et al. [124] Kim et al. [82]
Depression level PHQ-9: score DSM-IV manual 9 Kroenke et al. [125] Wang et al. [9]
Loneliness level UCLA loneliness scale: addressing loneliness and social isolation. 20 Russell [126] Wang et al. [9]
Sleep behaviour and quality PSQI: Providing information about sleep quality 19 Buysse et al. [127] Sano and Picard [92]
Measure suc-cess areas Flourishing scale: measure success, self-esteem, purpose and optimism 8 Diener et al. [128] Wang et al. [9]
Personality traits BFI: indicating personality traits 44 John and Srivastava [129] Taylor et al. [100], Sano et al. [122]
Questionnaires employed in ecological-momentary-assessment (during study).
Affect in Valence-arousal space Mood Map: a translation of the circumplex model of emotion 2 Morris and Guilak [130] Healey et al. [87]
SAM 2 Morris [38] Schmidt et al. [64]
Positive and negative affect Shortened PANAS 10 Muaremi et al. [74] Muaremi et al. [74]
Positive Affect of PANAS PAM: choose one of 16 images, mapped to the valence-arousal space 1 Pollak et al. [131] Wang et al. [9]
Subjective mood indicator Smartphone app querying user’s mood 8 HealthyOffice app Zenonos et al. [29]
Stress level assessment Adaptation of PSS for ambulatory setting 5 Hovsepian et al. [95] Hovsepian et al. [95]
Log current Stress Level 1 Gjoreski et al. [13]
Hernandez et al. [88]
Gjoreski et al. [13]
Hernandez et al. [88]
Severity of panic attack symptoms Symptoms from the DSM-IV and Panic Disorder Severity Scale standard instrument 15 Shear et al. [132] Rubin et al. [121]